Effingham Residents Association
Effingham Residents Association (EFFRA)
Julie Iles, Surrey County Councillor for Effingham has posted a comment about the trees taken down on Lower Road and Effingham Common Road which corrects the information previously supplied. It appears the trees taken down are covered under a legal Continue Reading
23 adults and 5 children took part in the Effingham Litter Pick yesterday organised by EFFRA as part of the Great British Spring Clean. 20 full bags of rubbish were collected in 90 minutes of litter picking. Thanks to everyone Continue Reading
The planning application for 23 homes on the former St Lawrence Primary School playing fields on Church Street is to go to the Guildford Borough Council Planning Committee on 24th April. The Planning Department has recommended to the Committee that Continue Reading
Guildford Borough Council voted by 25 votes to 14 on April 9th not to defer the council’s decision on the Local Plan until after the forthcoming election. Opposition councillors claimed the decision is being rushed through. An extraordinary meeting will Continue Reading
Chris Dick writes in the Guildford Dragon in his Effingham Eye section about the Parish Council’s Meeting on 9th April which can be read here.
Both EFFRA and Effingham Parish Council have submitted objections to the proposed diversion of Footpath 114 on Effingham Common. The proposal to divert a portion of the footpath which is on land owned by Berkeley Homes was previously reported here. Continue Reading
The April edition of EFFRA’s new Newsletter has now been printed and will be delivered to all residents in the next few days. The Newsletter gives notice for EFFRA’s AGM which will be held on Monday 29th April at 8pm Continue Reading
There was a short item on James Cannon’s breakfast show on BBC Radio Surrey today (Saturday 14th April) at around 7.20 about the Secretary of State’s decision to allow the Appeal by Berkeley Homes and the Howard of Effingham School. Continue Reading
The April edition of EFFRA’s Newsletter has now been printed and is being delivered to all residents. It focuses on the decision of the Secretary of State to allow the the Appeal by Berkeley Homes and the Howard of Effingham School Continue Reading
The Public Bridleway 603 Effingham from Public Bridleway 591 Effingham to High Barn Road is to be closed for resurfacing for five days from 8am Monday 16th April. Surrey County Council’s Notice with a map showing the location can be Continue Reading